SToneX

@SToneoneX

Yet another builder.

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Joined November 2015

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SToneX
@SToneoneX
10h
This is so cool to see! One click and MiniMax Code becomes a UI and design agent. Pretty wild. Can’t wait to try it!
DanielWalnut
@taohe669360
10h
Replying to @taohe669360
Huge thanks to the Superdesign team for bringing Superdesign to MiniMax Code ❤️ Really appreciate the support and how quickly you made this happen. Excited to see what people build with Superdesign × MiniMax Code! @jasonzhou1993 @SToneoneX
SToneX
@SToneoneX
Jul 15
Even though it was just released, I’ve actually been using it (previous internal versions at ByteDance) for three years. I’d honestly say it might be the best tool I’ve ever used for debugging prompts and agent behavior. Definitely give it a try!
Henry Li
@henry19840301
Jul 15
Today we open source LLM Space because debugging agents in a terminal is misery. It's the tool the DeerFlow team ships on — every release is built and debugged in it. Native desktop app. Your threads are just files. deer-flow.github.io/llm-space/
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SToneX
@SToneoneX
Jun 5
when i vibe-code for a while, the architecture in my head and the actual codebase stop matching. archlet came out of that. Let your coding agent run it on a repo, and you get a clickable map of the codebase. you can also overlay a PR to see what it actually touches.
SToneX
@SToneoneX
May 20
Tools like Claude Code, Codex are great, but still very code-first. As AI writes more code, reviewing diffs feels like the bottleneck. Maybe the next IDE should show the system: structure, contracts, data flow, behavior, and impact. Any similar tools or ideas I should look at?
SToneX
@SToneoneX
May 28
Article
Agent Harness 101: How Much Design Is Hidden Inside a Read Tool?
I have been spending a lot of time with coding agents recently, and I am also building an agent-related project (@crewlet_ ). There is already plenty of discussion about the big-picture architecture...
SToneX
@SToneoneX
May 20
Tools like Claude Code, Codex are great, but still very code-first. As AI writes more code, reviewing diffs feels like the bottleneck. Maybe the next IDE should show the system: structure, contracts, data flow, behavior, and impact. Any similar tools or ideas I should look at?